Sustainable Development,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
31(1), P. 211 - 222
Published: Aug. 25, 2022
Abstract
This
paper
explores
the
actual
and
potential
contributions
of
community‐led
initiatives
(CLIs)
to
Sustainable
Development
Goals
(SDGs).
As
examples
self‐determined
practical
action
for
sustainability
social
justice,
CLIs
prefigure
many
intended
outcomes
SDGs.
Existing
evidence
shows
that
are
already
contributing,
at
local
scale,
almost
all
SDGs,
achieving
particular
success
in
bringing
different
goals
into
synergy.
However,
these
achievements
based
on
ethics,
guiding
philosophies,
issue
framings,
ways
organising
differ
significantly
from
those
behind
formulation
delivery
Embracing
differences,
with
them
greater
plurality
ongoing
critical
self‐reflection,
would
allow
SDGs
transcend
certain
self‐limiting
contradictions,
particularly
concerning
role
economic
growth.
Such
a
shift
orientation
is
essential
if
move
reinforcing
challenging
root
causes
unsustainability
injustice.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
14(13), P. 7726 - 7726
Published: June 24, 2022
The
present
narrative
review
aimed
to
analyze
the
impact
of
COVID-19
pandemic
on
sustainable
development
goals
(SDGS).
This
information
would
allow
a
better
comprehension
actual
state
SDGS
and
more
efficient
programming
in
future
interventions.
To
achieve
objective
study,
consensual
critical
was
carried
out
using
both
primary
sources,
such
as
scientific
articles,
secondary
bibliographic
indexes,
web
pages
databases.
Sustainable
Development
Goals
are
global
call
action
end
poverty,
close
gender
gap,
protect
planet,
improve
lives
people
around
world.
In
2015,
United
Nations
General
Assembly
adopted
17
part
2030
Agenda
for
Development,
which
sets
plan
15
years.
However,
crisis
has
been
turning
point
achievement
these
goals,
due
all
its
consequences
at
political,
economic,
socio-cultural
levels.
can
be
used
guide
research
reviews
order
understand
status
each
SDGs
what
actions
have
taken
proposed
aftermath
recent
Journal of Entrepreneurship in Emerging Economies,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
14(5), P. 754 - 795
Published: Jan. 14, 2022
Purpose
The
circular
economy
(CE)
is
an
evolving
subject
transitioning
from
conceptualization
to
empirical
testing.
Over
the
past
decade,
researchers
have
done
exhaustive
study
understand
concept
of
CE
and
its
realized
values
both
financially
environmentally
on
organizations
that
traditional
business
models
based
linear
consumption.
For
understanding
transitional
phenomena
completely,
paper
aims
review
current
emerging
research
trends
in
ascertain
future
direction.
Design/methodology/approach
was
conducted
91
articles
published
area
during
decade
(2016–2021)
renowned
peer-reviewed
journals.
criteria
set
literature
are
following
assortment:
drivers,
barriers,
definitions
by
different
authors,
yearly
distribution
publication,
publisher
journals,
google
citation
methodology
used
selected
articles.
Findings
suggests
years
keen
transition
critical
factors
bringing
forward
frameworks
incorporating
with
digital
technologies.
technology
implied
Industrial
Technology
(IR)
4.0,
Big
Data,
Internet
Things
(IoT),
Artificial
Intelligence,
Blockchain
Data
Analytics
increase
organizational
environmental
performance.
need
use
testing
sectors
bring
more
improvised
practices
according
dynamics
industry.
Originality/value
gaps
exist
integrate
micro,
meso
macro
levels
get
implementation's
system-wide
benefits.
has
also
identified
many
available
for
implementation
must
be
empirically
tested
yield
performance
results.
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
19(23), P. 16266 - 16266
Published: Dec. 5, 2022
The
COVID-19
pandemic
has
had
a
significant
impact
on
almost
all
the
Sustainable
Development
Goals
(SDGs),
leaving
no
country
unaffected.
It
caused
shift
in
political
agendas,
but
also
lines
of
research.
At
same
time,
world
is
trying
to
make
transition
more
sustainable
economic
model.
research
objectives
this
paper
are
explore
fulfilment
SDGs
with
regard
scientific
community,
and
analyze
presence
Circular
Economy
(CE)
literature.
To
end,
applies
bibliometric
analysis
systematic
review
literature,
using
VOSviewer
for
data
visualization.
Five
clusters
were
detected
grouped
according
three
dimensions
sustainability.
extent
effects
health,
social
crisis
resulting
from
pandemic,
addition
climate
crisis,
still
uncertain,
it
seems
clear
that
main
issues
inefficient
waste
management,
supply
chain
issues,
adaptation
online
education
energy
concerns.
CE
been
part
solution
seen
as
an
ideal
model
be
promoted
based
opportunities
detected.
Journal of Cleaner Production,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
432, P. 139735 - 139735
Published: Nov. 15, 2023
Since
the
beginning
of
COVID-19
outbreak,
understanding
its
impacts
on
cities
has
received
much
attention
in
science
and
policy
circles.
This
paper
systematically
reviews
literature
interface
pandemic
urban
sustainability.
The
objective
is
to
portray
brought
by
outbreak
environments
within
sustainability
framework
detect
trends
challenges
for
future
research.
follows
a
methodology
that
integrates
both
bibliometric
systematic
review
approaches.
first
approach
relies
analysis
provide
an
overview
landscape
main
this
nexus.
second
presents
content
deepens
work
outlining
emerged
five
different
key
topics
role
resilient
planning
discussed
as
integrative
concept
face
diverse
construction
sustainable
post-pandemic
scenario.
Likewise,
study
deliberates
research
related
planning,
social
equity,
healthy
environments,
mobility,
circular
economy.
serves
guide
researchers
planners
understand
emerging
Corporate Governance,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
23(7), P. 1648 - 1669
Published: May 29, 2023
Purpose
Motivated
by
the
growing
and
urgent
demands
for
a
unified
set
of
internationally
accepted,
high-quality
environmental,
social
governance
(hereafter
ESG)
disclosure
standards,
this
exploratory
study
aims
to
propose
roadmap
setting
out
proper
technical
groundwork
global
ESG
standards.
Design/methodology/approach
An
is
conducted
gain
initial
understanding
insights
into
establishing
worldwide
standards
reporting
on
sustainability,
as
topic
has
not
been
extensively
studied.
This
examines
viewpoints
various
stakeholders,
including
sustainability
practitioners,
academics
organizations
focused
issues,
generate
knowledge
that
more
solid
than
produced
when
one
group
stakeholders
work
alone.
Findings
The
results
revealed
there
an
ongoing
incompatible
debate
regarding
several
conceptual
practical
challenges
Practical
implications
provide
multidimensional
regulatory
parties
standard-setters
develop
package
This,
in
turn,
enables
different
groups
understand
firm’s
impact
environment,
society
economy.
Originality/value
Research
timely
relevant
issue
considered
appealing
area
deserves
significant
attention.
Thereby,
working
merits
remarkable
Furthermore,
article
provides
valuable
informative
suggestions
creating
accepted
Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
199, P. 114457 - 114457
Published: May 8, 2024
Under
the
banner
of
United
Nations'
Sustainable
Development
Goal
7
(SDG
7),
governments,
industry,
and
civil
society
organisations
have
supported
many
energy
access
projects
since
2015.
Notably,
funding
investments
allotted
to
renewable
are
regarded
not
only
provide
'energy
for
all'
but
also
support
delivery
other
SDGs
related
climate
change,
food
security,
health,
poverty
reduction,
among
others.
With
less
than
10
years
left
meet
SDG
targets,
it
is
timely
take
stock
examine
how
provision
driving
development
initiatives,
impacting
local
communities,
influencing
governance
processes.
This
paper
offers
a
critical
review
analysis
impact
based
on
empirical
work
from
eight
country
case
studies
across
Africa,
Asia,
Latin
America.
It
interrogates
these
contribute
towards
achieving
sustainable
goals,
highlights
challenges,
then
draws
lessons
research,
policy,
practice.
To
advance
SDGs,
recommends
action
in
four
areas:
addressing
rural-urban
disparities,
ensuring
that
linked
outcomes,
balancing
top-down
bottom-up
agendas,
appraising
implications
techno-economic
factors.
Advances in hospitality, tourism and the services industry (AHTSI) book series,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 30
Published: July 26, 2024
Economic
success,
social
equality,
and
environmental
protection
are
needed
to
change
global
standards
for
sustainable
development.
Understanding
executing
entrepreneurship
is
complicated,
as
this
chapter
shows.
Sustainable
service
versions
evaluated
globally
health.
Actual
prototypes
demonstrate
solutions
beyond
revenue
margins
a
big
standard
departure.
CSR
shows
entrepreneurship's
complicated
campaign
network.
It
examines
firm,
activities,
society's
motivations
effects
on
online
reputation
Phase
examined
industry-specific
issues
potential
improve
sustainability
across
industries.
The
impact
of
eco-friendly
technologies
IT
business
examined.
Ecological
responsibility
trends
organizational
change.
Knowledge
used
create
dependable,
flexible,
enterprise
plans
identify
improvement
opportunities.
